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John 3:16 'For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.' The sermon centres on John 3:16, dissecting the verse through the lenses of past, present, and future to emphasise God's eternal plan of redemption and the urgent need for personal faith. The preacher illustrates the gravity of rejecting Christ b...

This sermon uses the biblical account of Solomon observing a neglected field to illustrate the spiritual dangers of laziness and procrastination. The preacher argues that slothfulness leads to the overgrowth of sin, represented by thorns and nettles, and the breakdown of spiritual defenses, symbolized by a broken stone wall. Emphasizing personal responsibility, the text warns that neglecting daily...

This sermon explores Genesis 24, interpreting the narrative of Abraham's servant finding a bride for Isaac as a typological picture of the Holy Spirit seeking the Church as the bride of Christ. The preacher emphasizes Rebekah's immediate and willing response to God's call, urging listeners not to procrastinate in their own acceptance of salvation through Jesus. Key themes include the role of the H...

The sermon centers on the theological concept of today as a divine gift from God, urging listeners to reject procrastination and embrace immediate salvation. Drawing primarily from Psalm 118:24, the message highlights Christ as the rejected cornerstone who provides the foundation for a life of joy and purpose. The preacher contrasts the spiritual freedom found in adoption by God with the futility...

The sermon exhorts believers to actively work out their salvation with serious reverence, emphasizing that spiritual growth is a personal responsibility independent of pastoral supervision. Using the metaphor of physical exercise, the preacher illustrates how God empowers believers while they must diligently apply themselves to their faith. Several obstacles are identified as hindrances to this pr...

The sermon centers on the imminent return of Jesus Christ, affirming with unwavering conviction that 'Tomorrow belongs to God'—a truth grounded in Scripture, historical prophecy, and divine faithfulness. It emphasizes the urgency of spiritual readiness, warning against deception, ignorance of biblical prophecy, and the dangers of procrastination, drawing parallels between the days of Noah and the...

📖 Proverbs 6:6-11 — While you sleep, something is coming up the road. The Bible calls it "an armed man" — and it's closer than you think. This family integrated church sermon walks through Proverbs 6:6-11, the wisest man in Scripture confronting the laziest kind of person — the sluggard — and sending him to learn from an ant. If you've ever struggled with spiritual laziness, procrastination, or c...

We are reminded through Jacob's delayed return to Bethel that it is dangerous to make vows to God, lose focus, and let the cares of life, work, and family business pull us away from what we promised Him. Jacob eventually came back to the place where God had met with him, but much had already been lost because he had not dwelt there as he should have. We learn that it is not enough to seek the hous...

1. Don't Plan without God 2. Don't Presume you have a tomorrow 3. Salvation Demands you don't procrastinate

This sermon on Matthew 25:14–30 calls the church to move "from vigilance to diligence"—from merely watching for Christ's return to faithfully working until He comes. Jesus' Parable of the Talents teaches that Christian readiness is not passive waiting but active stewardship. The Master has entrusted His servants with gifts, opportunities, resources, time, influence, and calling. None of these belo...

The sermon emphasizes the fragility of life and the urgency of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior before it is too late. Drawing from personal near-death experiences and biblical passages like Isaiah 53 and Revelation 20, the message warns against procrastination in spiritual matters. It highlights that eternal destiny hinges on one's relationship with God during their brief time on earth. The preac...

Have we ever really considered that true discipleship demands immediate, wholehearted commitment? Do we understand that we must be willing to pay, whatever the cost might be before our own desires gained and(or) any rewards are given? Have we ever understood why Jesus explained that He has no where on this earth to lay His head? For answers to these questions and more, please listen to the title "...

This sermon, centered on 1 Samuel 17, draws a powerful spiritual parallel between David's confrontation with Goliath and the daily battles believers face against internal and external spiritual giants such as fear, doubt, procrastination, and failure. It emphasizes that victory is not achieved through human strength, resources, or self-reliance, but through faith in God's power, obedience, and the...

1. Mr Procrastinator - Acts 24 v25 2. Mr Almost Persuaded - Acts 26 v26-29 3. Mr Dismissive - Acts 26 v 23-24

Now we turn our attention to this thought of procrastination in the works of Christ. Both towards His works in me and in our work towards others. We often find ourselves procrastinating on both fronts without a second thought about a coming hour in which time runs out. But it is coming, and coming fast, for those who put off the things of God.

The sermon centers on the perilous danger of postponing salvation, illustrated through the biblical account of Felix and Drusilla's encounter with Paul. Though confronted with a powerful proclamation of righteousness, self-control, and the coming judgment—truths that stirred deep conviction and even trembling in Felix—their response was not repentance but a self-serving delay

Farewell Address after Communion.

In the book of James, the Bible makes it clear that to procrastinate in doing the will of God is a sin. Hear three ways God helps you with "Escaping The Temptation Of Procrastination."

The parable of the talents illustrates the accountability of believers for the gifts and opportunities God entrusts to them, emphasizing that faithfulness in stewardship—regardless of the measure of ability—will be rewarded, while neglect and excuses will result in judgment. The sermon distinguishes between natural abilities and spiritual gifts, urging listeners to identify and actively use both f...

Yesterday doesn't exist anymore and none of us is guaranteed tomorrow. Today is all you are given; this day, this hour, this moment. Therefore, don't put off getting saved and don't put off living for God. Tomorrow may never come. THE BIBLE Baptist Church of DeLand, Florida Pastor James W. Knox Pastor David A. Brown https://biblebaptistdeland.com For more sermons and Bible study materials, please...

This lesson presents a biblical critique of laziness and spiritual complacency, using the 'sluggard' from Proverbs as a cautionary figure whose self-deception, procrastination, and refusal to act lead to poverty, neglect, and spiritual ruin. It contrasts the sluggard's fruitless inaction with the diligent person's disciplined stewardship, emphasizing that true freedom is not license but obedience...